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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1901
Page
4
Subscriptions rates listed with post office details. Governor Dole pressed for special election measures amid a heated political climate. Reports on Honolulu saloon openings, church and school rates, and a new wharf project outline port quarantines and private funding for Territory works.
The official organ criticizes Judge Peear as a political figure while noting rival claims about government bias. Hilo debates effects of Governor decisions on a looming special election and party fortunes, amid calls for concrete action from President Roosevelt on trust reform.
The article discusses the Kidminds Act debate and its impact on regional sports. It notes varied state responses to institutional limits and questions the fairness of competition as teams like Capitol and Navin show progress while considering how best to determine champions.
The Hilo district party faces criticism over inaction to fill vacant executive seats. Calls mount to replace Governor Gibbs with a successor while territorial and county committees argue reforms are needed. Debate highlights party management strain as calls rise for new maps and stronger leadership from Honolulu.
An era of political disruption unfolds as Hoof Island's Republicans face a fractured field. The governor’s September 17 claim and delayed party machinery leave no effective central committee or organized slate. With primaries near, efforts to endorse James Lewis falter amid disarray and absence of a cohesive Republican apparatus.
Snatches of garbled text reveal a miscellany from a late page with mentions of Hankey and a whip. The fragmented lines reference a man’s burial, a “hanky-panky” joke, urban gossip, a long and weary day, and scattered quotes about women and authority.
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled for a mandamus to compel the State Board of Equalization to tax capital stock including franchises of twenty three Chicago corporations valued at about 368 million dollars. The decision targets municipal franchise holders such as traction, bus, and electric firms, with back taxes previously escaped and potential future collections. The court criticized the Board for arbitrary methods and ordered remand for proper assessment under state law.
The St Louis health department reports eleven deaths linked to diphtheria antitoxin given by the city. Investigation ordered by the coroner aims to determine exact cause as officials halt further antitoxin production. Doctors Holton, Piseh, and Waldron tour with the serum. bacteriologists warn tetanus bacilli may have contaminated samples, complicating the case.
In a quirky note from The Suburbanite and magazine roundup, a claim traces how the letter A seldom appears in the names and notes of presidents and presidential voters, with only eight exceptions. It cites Theodore Roosevelt and William J Bryan among the figures, linking the idea to social ascent and local welfare.
A fragmented list references banks in San Francisco London New York Chicago Lyons London and other cities. It notes deposits received loans issued commercial travelers credits bills of exchange and prompt collections.
Transact a General Banking and Exchange Business with letters of credit issued in world capitals. Money loaned on approved security. A Saving Bank offers monthly deposits and a Teeny third Series installment plan. Directors include J L Mclean A A Wilder A V Gear C B Gray J D Holt. Secretary A Gear. Office hours 12:30 1:40 p.m.
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